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The Great Exhibition adds “world’s first office rollercoaster” to its Stockholm studio
Creative studio The Great Exhibition has created a permanent, fully functioning rollercoaster in its office in Stockholm. More
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Parts and Labor Design and Blue Flag Capital create “nostalgic” Nantucket hotel
New York studio Parts and Labor Design and Brad Guidi of Boston real estate company Blue Flag Capital have renovated the Beachside Hotel on Nantucket to reflect the local craft and design scene of the 1960s. More
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Javier Senosiain Arquitectos creates “illuminated cave” office in Mexico City
Architecture studio Javier Senosiain Arquitectos has created a wood-lined office space in Mexico City informed by an “animal’s refuge” and other cave-like spaces. More
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Ciguë designs art-filled Ace Hotel in brutalist building on Athens Riviera
French studio Ciguë drew on Greek modernism when creating the interior of Ace Hotel and Swim Club Athens, which features vintage furniture and specially commissioned artworks by local artists. More
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Antolini stone features throughout interior of coastal Maltese apartment
Promotion: natural stone by Italian company Antolini has been used throughout the interior of this apartment in Malta designed by architects Sabrina Soldà and Keith Pillow. More
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Builtin Studio combines and renovates two Upper West Side apartments
New York-based Builtin Studio has helped a young family expand their Upper West Side apartment into the adjacent unit and create mid-century-influenced interiors that complement the historic details. More
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Eight homes where plywood panelling creates warm interiors
We’ve gathered interior projects that feature tactile plywood panelling for our latest lookbook, from a Swedish summer house to a London micro apartment. More
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EBBA and Charlotte Taylor design London listening bar “dedicated to sound”
Warm adaptive lighting, acoustic panelling and woodblock columns cocoon Space Talk, a listening bar in London designed by local architecture practice EBBA and designer Charlotte Taylor. More
